بهاشا भाषा bhāsh̤ā S s. f. See بهاکها bhākh̤ā.

ببري babr-ī P adj. Relating to the lion or tiger.

بيد bed P s. f. 1. A willow. 2. A sort of cane, a ratan. (Calamus rotang. Sans. वेत्र). بيدباف bed-bāf, One who works on ratans, a bas- ket maker. بيدبافي bed-bāf-ī, Weaving with ratans (as, the bottoms of chairs and the pannels of doors or windows). بيدمشک bed-mushk, An odoriferous sort of bed or willow. P.A. بيد ba-yad, In the hand.

بيان byān S̱. (from بيانا, q. v.) s. m, Birth, act of parturition. چاربيان گائي or چاربيان کي گائي A cow that has calved four times. ايک بيان جامک Having produced two calves at a birth.

بهرت भरत bharat S n. prop. Name of the son of Dasaratha and Kaikeyī, and younger bro- ther of Rāmachandra. بهرت کنڐ bharat-khanḍ, s. m. One of the nine divisions of the world, be- tween Lankā and Sumeru; India.

بالاخانه bālā-ḵẖāna P s. m. An upper room, an upper story, a balcony.

بهيتريا bhītariyā आभ्यन्तरिक S̱. adj. used substantively, 1. The people who live in a house, not strangers, domestick. 2. Men who preside at a temple (i. e. بهنڐاري A steward; پوجاري A priest; رسوٴيا rasoʼiyā, A cook). 3. Those among the guests at a wedding feast who eat in company with the relations of the bride (those, who partake of the feast without, being called باهريا).

برچن birchan H s. m. Flour made from the fruit of the ber (Rhamnus jujuba).

باگهـ bāgh S̱. (व्याघ्र) s. m. A tiger.

برندا वृंदा brindā S or vr̤indā, s. f. A plant wor- shipped by the Hindūs, commonly called Tulsī. (Ocimum sanctum).